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simongr3dal
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simongr3dal
5y ago
(Perhaps unsuprisingly) danish does have a single word translation: skadefro
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Then the property should have been called `content-width` and not `width`.
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5y ago
What's to stop the hackers from running the halt and catch fire instruction?
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5y ago
Aren't all these statistics able to be infinitely nitpicked since nobody can agree on which bucket to sort the emissions into? Example: a car is produced, does the responsibility for the emissions go to the manufacturer or the consumer
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5y ago
Sorry to hear, I just checked out the site in your profile and it looks like a great product. Consensus seems to be to contact a lawyer, and even if the EFF can't help you directly maybe they can get you in contact with the right kind
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5y ago
A very impressive little game, amazing what you can achieve in a browser. Another relaxing game I discovered a few years ago (I think also through HN) https://alexanderperrin.com.au/paper/shorttrip/ You're co
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5y ago
If you're editing by hand then length prefixes are also broken easily and counting the length of strings is cumbersome unless you're using a "technical" text editor like VS Code in which case its just as easy to write a
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5y ago
It's really not that hard. The user loses freedoms because of technology monocultures and Amazons move will further facilitate a whole television market that semi-covertly spies on the user.
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5y ago
I'm not really familiar with Stallman, beyond knowing he wrote some software and has opinions on software freedoms. What is implied in "trips to indonesia" and why would this be interesting news?
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5y ago
I didn't feel like hunting through my network for an invite, so I'm still waiting for my sms to sign up. They should have scaled their inviting quicker if they didn't want alienate people and lose them.
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5y ago
I'm pretty sure Marx would disagree with you on that. A transaction creates no extra value by itself. Just because we end up with a bigger use value through transactions doesn't mean any extra value was added to the world. Funnily
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6y ago
Would love if they linked to a follow-up, showing wether Musk delivered or not on his claims.
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6y ago
> Why would they? Because Apple has a lot of capital and they wouldn’t need to compete as hard for their share of tsmc production capacity.
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6y ago
If only there was some kind of really simple syndication so I didn’t have to visit 40 different sites to check if my favorite video creators have released anything new.
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6y ago
Presumably your application would just be creating new windows and your windowing system would take care of displaying it as either tabs or separate windows.
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6y ago
Wouldn't the mechanism work wether it's warm or cold relative to body temperature? The relative warmness of the breath could be captured on the way out and heat up incoming air, or it could capture the relative coolness of the bre
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6y ago
Audible will let you return audiobooks. They aren’t drm-free but with ffmpeg and the script to find your activation bits that can be removed. I couldn’t get this to work: https://github.com/inAudible-NG/audible-activato
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6y ago
I am certainly liking it a lot!
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6y ago
I’m just annoyed that Steam still doesn’t support standard TOTP two factor but uses either an email code or their app.
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6y ago
It would be in the interest of the software company that a open source dependency stays around and continues to get updates etc.
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I wonder how “publishers” feel about that. I would feel rather angry if Medium dictated that people couldn’t access my blog posts.
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6y ago
It is fast and I find myself going between the two. But intellisense and the language plugins that Microsoft makes are just so much better than what Sublime Text offers.
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6y ago
Take it easy, it was named after an older similar app, Caffeine. It’s a clever name because it rhymes and they’re both stimulants. That’s all.
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6y ago
At least on macOS Safari’s icon cache is VERY long-lived
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6y ago
How would you know that the activity was criminal before it has been judged in a court?
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6y ago
Then get your electricity nationaly, or from france, or from germany, or from saudi arabia, or from australia, or from argentina. The point of a global energy grid would be that there's always sun and wind somewhere on the planet and y
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Global energy grid?
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6y ago
Wage growth and gdp increases don't really do much for a lot of people if inequality is high. Unemployments statistics also differ heavily on what the specific statistic consider unemployment to be.
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6y ago
The short answer is no for most definitions of a home garage. Take a look at this fella: http://sam.zeloof.xyz/first-ic/ The page has a short video goes over some of the tools and materials that went in to making a sma
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6y ago
Then people would get self-conscious about their usage and won't use it as much. Artists might get a better rate but the paycheck would end up smaller. Also something something credit card processing fees.
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